UNSPSC 40151720: Submersible pump spare parts

UNSPSC 40151720 Submersible pump spare parts (Commodity) covers replacement components and repair services for submersible pump equipment used across wastewater and water treatment infrastructure, as evidenced by recent state and local solicitations focused on pump station rehabilitation, equipment replacement, and comprehensive repair services. State and local governments are actively procuring submersible pumps, grinder pumps, and centrifugal pump spare parts and repair services through a mix of counties, cities, special districts, and regional water authorities. Hillsborough County, Florida emerges as a particularly active repeat buyer, appearing in at least three separate solicitations for centrifuge dewatering unit rentals, Flygt pump sole-source awards, and Sulzer grinder pump procurement. Other frequent issuing bodies include cities with wastewater infrastructure responsibilities—Daytona Beach, Orlando, Tampa, Tarpon Springs, and Pembroke Pines in Florida; Long Beach, Mississippi; and Tucson, Arizona. The work being solicited ranges from straightforward pump and parts replacement at individual lift stations (as in the City of Bainbridge's request for two WILO-EMU submersible sewage pumps for Columbia Street Lift Station, due June 4, 2026, ITB format) to large multi-station rehabilitation projects and comprehensive as-needed repair service contracts (such as Tarpon Springs' ITB 260169-B-AS for electric motor and pump repair services across 46 distinct equipment items from manufacturers including Emerson, GE, Flygt, and Myers, with bids due June 17, 2026).

Geographic concentration is heaviest in Florida—particularly the Tampa Bay region (Hillsborough, Pinellas, Polk counties) and central Florida (Orange, Volusia, Seminole counties)—with secondary activity in Georgia (Atlanta, Crisp County, Laurens County), Mississippi (Long Beach, Brookhaven, Georgetown), and Texas (Lubbock, Gallup). Recent opportunities reflect both spot purchases and longer-term supply or service contracts. Notable award values include Hillsborough County's $16.656 million sole-source award to Xylem Water Solutions for Flygt pumps and repair services over five years (posted May 21, 2026, due May 29, 2026), the City of Orlando's approximately $6.5 million Lift Station 19, 20, 21, 22, and 34 Improvement Project (IFB26-0001, due April 30, 2026), and Hillsborough County's $6.623 million centrifuge mobile sludge dewatering unit equipment rental (ITB2600312, due July 27, 2026). Multiple sole-source and single-source awards to OEM authorized distributors—Xylem for Flygt, Barney's Pumps for KSB, TriNova for ProMinent—signal that specialized proprietary equipment and integrated service relationships dominate the higher-value end of this market. Smaller cities and water departments procure individual pump units and repair services through RFQs and ITBs with response windows of two to eight weeks, while county and regional water authorities structure multi-year blanket purchase orders and service agreements with fixed or indexed pricing and performance guarantees.